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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1934
Page
5
Easter greetings fill Rocky Ford as families from Brazier Batavia Cincinnati and Neville visit Ed Ross and others. The town notes weddings school events Grange activities hospitalities and travels including Mrs Kearns and Mrs Dennison visiting Washington Nashville and New York City.
Rev Wamsley and wife from Rainsboro visited here Thursday and Friday. Mrs Opal Windle staying in Norwood a few days. Leslie Cramer bought a new truck. Julius Rothfuss and wife from Oakley and Geo Caldwell and wife called on Mr and Mrs Stomet. Rebecca Ferrel spent weekend with her parents at Highland. Eastern Star Hyde Park visited here Saturday night. Cathryn Caldwell entertained Mr Whulen of Lexington KY. Mr and Mrs Adams of Williamsburg visited Anna Jater and Mrs Fisher. Lena P Kearns of Amelia and sister Hearting left for Washington and New York Tuesday. Theo Brumagen entertained relatives from New Richmond Sunday. N A Nelson going to Cincinnati for mastoid operation. Mr and Mrs Win Ringel left for New Castle IN for granddaughter’s operation. Billie Houser able to walk after knee injury. Offutt called to Ft Thomas after sister Terrill’s death. Herbert Schaffer family with Gates family Sunday. Geo Nichols of Mt Washington visited J R Hicks and wife Amelia Sunday and with the Offutts.
Mr. and Mrs. William Isaac were surprised Saturday evening when the neighbors hosted a welcome party for them. Mrs. Frank Albers of Bond Hill visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Felering last week. Sue Smythe returned to Miami University after spring vacation at home.
The Woman's Club met with Miss Lottie Remley hosting and featured History of Old Hymns by Miss Widemeyer and a cabinet papers discussion. The Baptist Circle and WCTU met on respective days with Mrs. Ida McNutt and Mrs. Paeltz in attendance. Several social visits are noted including Mrs. Lynn Adams hosting a bridge club, and travels of Mrs. Orpha Colthar and Miss Eleanor Love returning from Miami.
Mr and Mrs William Brodie of Miami Florida visit Mrs Myers and her family. C H Armstrong spent the weekend at home. Motzer family of Milford with Aunt Mag Hiserman. Bridge Club hosted by Edith Gaucie and Lloyd Lohrer. Alfred Riehle home for weekend. Dale McKay and family attend niece's wedding at Milford last Wednesday.
Mrs Myrtle McCamas and sop enjoyed Sunday with Mrs Geo Collins. Miss Ella Meguire returns home after weeks away. Misses Anna and Evalyn Sullivan called on Mrs Mildred Rue in Cincinnati. Mrs Elsie Marsh visited a niece in Bellevue Kentucky. Mr and Mrs Sydney and children visited Mr and Mrs Tony Helving in Forest Hill. Mrs Alice Walker and children from Batavia spent Tuesday with Mrs Sydney Sullivan.
Chicago promoter E J Meinhardi announces private demonstrations of the Rupture Shield at the Gibson Hotel Cincinnati on April 19 and 20 from 1 to 7 PM. Admission free for men only with no charge for the demonstration. He claims the device seals rupture openings in 10 days regardless of activity and can be worn day and night.
Community activities include the Vesta Club gathering hosted by Mrs Trilla Walker, Presbyterian Missionary meetings at Walnut Hills Cincinnati, visits by Lytle Swope and Samuel to Cleveland, and various Sunday School class entertainments with local hostesses. Guests include Bertha Hutton and families of Georgetown and Bond Hill with multiple trips to Cincinnati.
A Soviet Arctic expert reports the polar icecap retreat, noting ground near Mount Mezen is no longer continuously frozen as it was four decades ago. Also mentions wearables from Fair Isle and its small three square mile area between Orkney and Shetland.
The Island Queen steamer will sail from Cincinnati at 10 30 a m next Sunday for a daylight up river cruise. It stops at Foster Kentucky and returns to New Richmond at 4 30 and Cincinnati at 6 30. Frank Terry and His Chicago Nightingales provide music with Spark Plug as a featured entertainer. Free card play is available on request and a modest dinner will be served in the Palm Garden.
The piece notes that Jud Tunkins avoids defining a hick yet keeps the title through fear of unpredictable violence from revolvers claimed by alleged police or gangsters. It references Cyprus colonial status and past uprisings, plus a quip on fitness as a law and a note on English as a widespread native language.
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